A gift from a friend who spent some time in Florida a few years ago.
Metal Alligator (the only kind I need)
Sketch 038: Metal Alligator
Metal Alligator, Sketch 038
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Black & White: Plastic
Left to right: coffee, sugar, cookies. Canisters are canary yellow, in real life
Hubby’s Tupperware canister set, still in use today. If it ain’t broke, don’t replace it.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Things Made Out of Plastic
Cracked Gravy Boat, Sketch 037
Another attempt of mine to find an object defined mostly by lines and not shading. This was a better choice than the ribbed bowl.
Recognizable as the object!
Not used in this year, decade, century, millenium
Sketch 037: Cracked Gravy Boat
Lentils, Anyone?
I decided to make lentil soup for a cold, winter day. When I got home from the grocery store (Whole Foods Market, in case you can’t tell) and opened the pantry, I discovered I already had lentils. A whole collection of lentils.
Lots and lots of lentils
Good thing I like lentil soup. Maybe a collection of lentils is a Lentil Lode? Laden with lentils. A leap of lentils. A line of lentils. A lentil loop. A lentil luau. A lentil lyntle. (Made that one up!)
Ribbed Bowl, Sketch 036
I chose this bowl to sketch because I was looking for an object that had mostly lines in (on) it, as opposed to areas that were defined by shading. What did I discover? The rim and the ribs are defined by shading, not lines. And proportions? What proportions?
Not close enough for a game of horseshoes
Ribbed bowl
Sketch 036: Ribbed Bowl
